Preparing for CSS-Specific Interview Questions

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CSS fundamentals take center stage this week with interview prep strategies, modern anchor positioning techniques, and the classic framework showdown between Bootstrap and Tailwind.

We're also exploring Zig's surprisingly readable syntax design and how computer tools transforming creative processes isn't new, but has intensified with AI tools.

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How to Prepare for CSS-Specific Interview Questions

This guide covers 10 curated questions with varied difficulty levels alongside real-world examples and multiple solution approaches. Stay current with CSS features interviewers expect you to know, including CSS custom properties, aspect-ratio, clamp() functions, and CSS nesting.

By Shivam Bhalla →

The Creator and the Machine

This is a long read from a design perspective that explores how computers aiding creativity isn't new, but has intensified with the advance of AI tools. Worth reading if you're a fan of history and need something to go with that coffee.

By Caio Barrocal →

A gentle introduction to anchor positioning

Anchor positioning is a pure CSS solution for responsive menus and tooltips. This eliminates the need for JavaScript when positioning elements relative to other elements. You can now create dynamic UI components like dropdown menus that automatically adjust based on available space.
By Saron Yitbarek →

Zig’s Lovely Syntax

Zig's design philosophy demonstrates how thoughtful syntax choices create a surprisingly readable programming language. By unifying expressions, eliminating namespace complexity, and treating everything as values, Zig proves that fewer features can lead to better developer experience. The language borrows smartly from Rust while simplifying through better semantics.

By Alex Kladov →

Tailwind CSS vs. Bootstrap: Which Framework Is Right for Your Next Project?

Bootstrap offers plug-and-play components for rapid MVP development, while Tailwind CSS provides utility classes for faster HTML iteration. Bootstrap wins for beginners seeking quick setup, but Tailwind excels for experienced developers who prefer utility-first approaches. The choice depends on your team's experience level and project timeline.

By Samir Bhimbha →

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